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Teachers as Designers

Early Learning

Focus on Inquiry

Nitsitapiisinni: Stories & Spaces

Mokakioyis-Meyopimatisiwin

Effectively Integrating Technology in K-12 Education

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Designing For Deep Mathematical Understanding

Mathematical Inquiry Reasoning & Proof: (Chocolate Fix; Consecutive Sums, Toothpick Problem) Develops mathematical conjectures; e.g. notes patterns and attempts to

Discipline Based Inquiry Poster

Math Fair Problems

A Math Fair is a non-competitive problem solving event that gives teachers an opportunity to have their students do problem

Pratiques Pédagogiques Efficaces: un Cadre et une Rubrique

Qu’as-tu fait à l’école aujourd’hui ? est une initiative pluriannuelle de recherche-développement de l’Association canadienne d’éducation (ACE), financée grâce à

Teaching Effectiveness: a Framework and Rubric

What did you do in school today? is a multiyear research and development initiative of the Canadian Education Association (CEA),

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